davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

cl' upadf pro)ekt budowy
,,Domu Polskiego". upad}
,,klub Polski' i wynikf roz-
brat pomiedzy Wschodem a
Zachodem Polonii amerykah-
skiej.
Gdy do tego dodamy cie2-
kie zarzuty, jake ma MIN cia-
Ia, z czasow jogo pobytu W
Szwaj caryi, to smiafo zmienic
mo&emy naive pieczeniarza
ma NAIVE wyrzutka sp6feczeh-
silva. Me z listu p. Eabeckie-
go znane So nam bohaterskie
czyny Pawfowskiego W SzwqJ'
caryi, ale z listu o%trzymane-
go W prost z Zurychu, a pod
pisanego przez dziesieciu INA
nych i 2acnych obywateli W
Szwajcaryi. q listu tego Okla
zuje sic, lie do spotki Pa
wfowskim nale3afo jeszcze
dwoch, z kt6rych jeden jest
znanym doktorem, zkad fatwo
wytfomaczyc sobie mozemy
~tajemniczy stosunek Paw}ow-
skiego do tego dok:ora. TREE
CHM w spofce byt p. H., mic
szkajacy obecnie w Pary2u. |
tacy to ludzie maja preten-
sye rzadzenia nami i sm;q dru-
GIN morally prawic.
Jak dalece Pawfowski przez
swoja zarozumiafosc i pyche,
intryguje i W bfad w%prowadza
ogof rodakow, MECH posfu2y
"a dowod list przes}any przez
jego pana i chlebodawcs, p.
Err. j. Jerzmanowskiego, a
nleszczony W Mr.. l67 mo-
wei Reformy" z d. "a Lipca
1887 r. List p. Jerzmanow-
sklego brzmi dos}ownie jak
nastepuje:
wv Mr.. l49 ,,Gaz. War
szawskiejj" z daty 10 Czerw-
ca r. b. wyczytafem pod ma
gfowkiem Nv sprawie emlgra-
cyl do Ameryki" wzmianke
o Skarbie N%arodowym Pol
skim zafozonym w Nowym
Yorku, ktora instytucye uGaz.
Warszawska nazwafa mylnie
Towarzystwem pomocy ola u
bogich."
,,Towarzystwo wzmiankowa-
ne, posiadajac obecnie $3.50
dol. kapitafu zapasowego, pl-
SIZE p. lgnacy Pswfowski, ko-
respondent ,.Gazety Warsaw
skiej", zawdziecza swoj fun
dusz z jednej strony $4,000
dol.) hojrosci inicyatora p.
Err. j. Jerzmanowskiego, a z
drugiej strony (l970 dol.) To
warzystwu Zjednoczenia Pola~
kow, ktorego prezesem jest p.
LII, y. JerZmanOWskl."
PIP. Dabrowski, Grodzki j
Sleszyhski, ME So bynaimniej
fundatorami, ME przyczyniw-
sly sic 3adnym, chocby maj
mniejszym datkiem do kapi-
tafu zakfadowego, a p. Fran.
ciszek Gryglaszewski nietylko
lie mic ME daf, ale jest zacie-
tym przeciwrikiem instytu-
CYL"
lyle ,Gazeta Warszaw-
ska, a } a re swojej strony
po2wole sobie sprostowac te
korespondencya, 2wracajac u
wage correspondence Qgn. Pa
wfowskiego), lie PIP. Dabrow-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

nowskiego cd zarzutu, De spro-
stowanie swoje, jak zwykle,
W duchu jednostronnym tylko
przes}a}. Ola czego ME sprosto.
wal rownie2 fafszywego "a
rzutu, zrobionego W tym lis
Gle p. Gryglaszewskiemu?, =
ola czego ME sprostowaf fat
szu, jakoby p. Jerzmanowski
by} zafozycielem Skarbu Ma
rodowego9 Wszystkim nam
przecie3 wiadomo, lie zafo4y-
cielem Shar6u Nmodoavego W
Stanach Ziednoczonych jest
Zwlqzek Marodowy a ME p.
Jerzmanowski. Shar5 Naro-
dowy sk}ada sic z fundusz6w
zbieranych przez grupy, to-
warzystwa oraz instytucye.
Pan Jerzmanowski Jest tylko
prezesem jednego z takich to-
warzystw, ale zarzad mad
Skarbem Narodowym dopiero
ma Sejmie wybranym z%ostanie.
Pan Gryglaszwski, jake Gen.
zor Zwiazku Narodowego, "a
kfadajacego Sharb Narodowy,
ME jest i ME mole bye pre-
ciwnikiem tel instytucyi. Tyl-
ko cztowiek, ME posiadajacy
piatej klepki, mole mu podo-
bny zarzut zrobic. Ale p. Cry
glaszewski jest "a to stanow-
Gym przeciwnikiem samozwah-
czy,h zachcianek jednostki,
zawsze sprzeciwiajacej sic wo'
Ii ogofu i zamierzajacej odgry-
wac role dyrektora. Pan Je-
rzmanowski ME jest W stanie
zaprzeczyc, ze W zeszfym ro-
ku wypowiedziaf do mnie ma
stepujace pamietne sfowa:
pPatrz sic pan na n:nie, ia to
Zwiqzek, ia jestem waszym
Zwiazkiem. Jesli mnie ma Cen.
cora ME wyblerzecie, to znisz,
cze Zwiazek, DO ia mann pie
niadze, a wy ich ME macie."
[ czyA czfowiek " ten spo-
sob przemawiajacy mole bye
canzorem Zwiazku? Me! nigdy!
Zwiazek Narodowy ME potrze-
buje ALI przewodzcow, ami
panow i ME podda sic nigdy
samowoli dyktatora. Mech So
bic p. J~erzmanowski bedzie
panem i dyktatorem tych,
ktorym "a to pfaci, ale Gen.
zorem Zwiazku Narodowego
mole bye tylko ten, ktory re-
ka W reke z bracmi zwiazko-
wynn PRAGUE i pracowa6 be-
die.
Me watpie, 2e sprostowa-
ME W odnosnym duchu skres-
lone wysfanem JUL zostafo W
u%rzedowe; drodze, tax do mo-
wei Reformy" jak do innych
gazet W Europe.
X
KS. Wincenty Barzyhski
umiescii W Mr.. 10 ,,Kropi-
dfa" paszkwil u~pstrzony W
wierszyki z sosem a la pomWe,
a wymierzony przeciwko mo-
jej osobie. Jesli ten ksiadz ME
wstydzi siez ambony W kos
ciele sypat sfowa karczemne,
to ME dziwie sic wcale, lie
sic tel ME wstydzi gfosiG tie
same brudy i w swoim leibor-
GAME. Lekarstwo ma to-: car
ma kawa z cytryna, Jimmy tusz
i sen awunastogodzinny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08
mu h%onorowi."

1i'o ""Pou'ui)CAe, re nOn0r
Barzyhskich pisze sic 1rzez
zbli3a sic sej,n zwt..-
ku Narodowego, sio6dmy
Sejm, ktory sic rozpocznie W
dniu II bm. W St. Paul. Ma
Sejmle tym ME bede, DO pra.
ca W ktore) mnie Mkt zastapi8
ME mole, trzyma mnie ma
uwiezi.
Me jestem W prawdzie
cz}onkiem Zwiazku Narodowe-
60, ale pozwole sobie zwrociG
uwage delegat6w ma nastepu.
jace punkta:
~ Cenzorem powinien bye
cz}owiek uczciwy sumnienny
i z niekfamanego patryotyzmu
znany- Wiekszy majatek ME
zwieksza zas}ug cz]owieka, a
kto swojemi pieniedzmi chce
wan imponowac, tego ME wy.
bierzcie, DO taxi zechce samo-
wolnie wami rzqdziG. z tego
tytufu p. Jerzmanowski ME
pos'ada kwalifikacyi ma Geo.
cora. Me wybierzcie y6owniea
ma Cenzora ks. Wincentego
Barzyhskiego, DO Zwiazek
skompromitujecie. Gdybym ia
byt delegation, to bym W. ks.
u " m i n eyera
jake kandydata przedstawif.
y starajcie sic ubezpieczyt
flnansowy byt Zgody. TAX jak
ciafo bez duszy tax Zwiqzek
bez wfasnego organu istnied
ME mole. Pozwole sobie r6.
wnlez projekt wan poda6.
Kazdy czlonek Zwiqzku powi-
MEN bye zobowiazanym do
prenumeraty, kt6ra uchwalcie;:
ola cztonk6w Zwiazku ma ie-
dnego dolara, a ola n%ieczfon-
kow ma diva dolary rocznie.
lego dolara obowiazanym
ma bye zarzqd Grupy "a ka4-
diego cz}onka przesfac Rzado.
wi Centralnemu, kt6ry tym
sposobem bedzie miaf rocznie
co najmniej try tyslace dola.
row [tylu czfonk6w hczy
Zwiazek] zapewniajacych wy.
dawnictwo Zgody. Ten system
okaze sic korzystnym i z vie.
lu lnnych wzgledow, DO ulay
prace sekretarzowi, kt6ry ko-
respondowac bedzie tylko z
Zarzadem Grupy, podczas gdy
dzisiaj z kazdym prenumera-
torem z os6bna korespondo.
wac musi. Jestto projekt, kto-
ry. Jesll VAN trait do przeko-
mania, mogfby zapewnic byt
Zgodzie.
3 Uregulujcie stosunek
"Komltetu Centralnego Do
broczynnoSci" w Nowym Yor-
ku do Zwiazku. Jesli ten Ko.
mitet ME chce nznat zwierzch.
nictwa zwiazku, to za4ada]cie
zwrotu tych pieniedzy, kt6re
przesfane tam zostafy przez
grupy zwiazkowe j ktore pod
flrma zwiazku Narodowego
zebrane rostafy.
~ Zatwierdzcie wydatek
Rzadu Centralnego w sumie
200 dolar6w, z kt6rych 100
dolarow przestaf ola wygnan-
COW z Prus, a drugie 100 dol.
IL Cs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

Xiapus
-
: - :
%z11l ~
Pismo tygodniOwe ola ludu
WYCHODZIcoCZ WARzEK
W WINONA, MINI.
Prenumerata WynOsi
rOczmfe:
w Stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europe, Azyi, Meksyku i Ameryce
Poludniowei $2.5o
Cena inSeratOW:
Cd wiersza drobnego druku ma raz
jeden 25 c.
Cd Gala $l.W
Nastepnie pofowe.
Rocznie cd Gala $1,000
POSZUK1WANIA krewnych Tub
znajomych ME wynn szace Gala druku
ma raz jeden so c., nastepnie po}owe.
Ola abonent6w naprz6d p}atnych darmo.
Pieniadze WHINE
bye przese}ane W
ednocentowych lub
d~wucentowych zna-
ezkach pocztowych,
alho tez przez ,,P. 0.
Money Order Ex-
press" lub W liscie re-
%gistrowanym pod a.
dresem:
Fl. Drqzhowskl
Cor. 2nd& Car1moaa
WINONA, MINI.
Zwykfe listy i correspondent
eye do redakcyi ,,Wiarusa"
trzeba adresOwaG:
II. Derdowski
Editor Of Wia'us
WzNONA, MINI
Kto zaplaci4, a ME zostal pokwito.
wany, niechaj sic odwola pol adresem:
FL. DrQ2kowsAt
Cor. End and Car7nnona.
Winona Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08
Cena ~inserat0W:

Cd wiersza %drobnego druku ma raz
jeden 20 c.
Cd Gala $1.W
Nastepnie pofowe.
ROcznie cd Gala $1,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

POSZUKIWANIA krewnych Tub
znajomych ME wynn szace Gala druku
ma raz jeden so c., nastepnie po}owe.
Ola abonent6w naprz6d p}atnych darmo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
Twt WAYS of being.

SALT LAKE CITY, September 10, 'S7.
To the Editor OF THE HERALD:
In THE HERALD of the 9th is a para
graph from sthe RaiIVdy Revicw, advo-
eating move for progressive increase
of pay and eventual pension to faithful
railroad postal clerks.
1 am heartily IN favor of this. But
why limit the move to railroad postal
clerks? Why not include all postal
clerks, and al other government lerks7
La the foremost nations of odd and
effete' Europe this system prevails with
excellent results. But here in America,
however, customs prevail Of a contrary
nature, [ am sorry to say. Too fire.
guently 1T is the case in this country
that an old and faithful assistant finds
his pay decreased as the Re ward of years
of dilige and faithful service. and he
may think himself lucky if b. does not
get kicked out entirely, not with pen
sion nor even:the smell of pension, as
old age begins to appear.
For my part | think the European
plan" by far. the more just generous
and admirable. being well calculated to
insure good, efficient, faithful work.
UTAH,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Business Before Judge BOreman
Yesterday.

BEAVER, UTAH, September 1O-[Spe-
clal to THE HERALD. Tine Grand Jury
came into court, yesterday afternoon,
with three more indictments, making
nine already found. Hutchings was
arrested this morning, and arraigned on
the charge of unlawful cohabitation.
The ladies named in the complaint are
Agnes H1tchings and Sarah Edwards,
Inc latter was divorced few years ago
from man named Rice. The
case is one of the most
peculiar ever brought before a
court in the Territory as it is certain
Hu lchings never married the woman
Edwards; although considerable
friendly association Is reported to have
been sworn to.
Cation, he murderer of Cullen, was
br, ught into court this afternoon and
ar a!gned; Denny and Christian were
appointed attorneys o defend him. He
appears to be stupidity unconcerned as
to The result. He has no means what
ever, and apparently no friends willing
to assist him.
The grand jury expect to finish their
Iabors by holding a session tonight.
Stephen Barton has been indicted. He
was arrested, arraigned, and waived
plea,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
Whispered from Washington.

WASHINGTON. September 10.-No in
formation has been r ceived here touch
ing the reported escape of the British
sealer Alfred adams, after seizure by the
revenue cutter Rush. Inquiry among
officials of the executive department
fails to reveal the existence of any
order to discontinue further seizures OF
British sealers and release those now
captured, which was referred to yester-
day in the British House of Commons
If such instructions have been issued,
they must have emanated from the
Secretary of State and passed through
the hands of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Olway l.. Carter of Mississippi, h7s
been appointed a special agent for In
dian depreciation claims.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
RELIGIOUS SERVICE.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY
SAINTs.-Salt Lake Stake of Zion, Angus II.
Cannon, president; Joseph Z. Taylor and
Charles W Penrose, counselors. Services
In the Tabernacle at pm, and in the vart-
Gus Ward meeting houses in the evening.
ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL. - Holy Com
munion at 7.30 a. m Sunday school ut IS
a. N /; morning sermon at II N Bible
lesson aC $50 p. m. Evening Prayer, and
sermon at Z. 80 pm.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The
Rev. ]. B. Thrall. pastor. Pub ic worship
vita sermon by the pastor at IL IN. sun
day School at L 15. Young peoples meet
ing at p. M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-ReV. A Monroe
wi preach st the westminster Pre-, byterian
church at $50 p. m. Subject: he Need of
Searching the Scriptures Church between
First and Second South Streets, on Fourth
West Street Rev. A. Monroe will preach in
the First Presbyterian Church, corner Sec
Ond South anu Second East streets. ut IL am.
Subject: The Value of the Sabbath
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. E.
T Tiff will give the secon discourse in the
series at the Methodist church. this Sunday
evening at O. clock Subject: The Greed for
the Times Persons Of ali shades of opinion
cordially invited
BAPTIST CHURCH-Preaching this morning
at IL. Sunday school after sermon Ia the
evening at $50 the new school building ad-
joining the church will be opened y it'll 40
propriate rIices Addresses by Governor
West, Kew. dwight Spenc and others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
Death of 5. s. Walker

Samuel Sharp Walker. of the firm of
Walker Bros. and one of our best
known citizens, died at his residence in
this city at twenty minutes 20 last
evening. Mr.. Walker had been ailiDg
for year prior to his death, and his
health was further impaired Dy a trip to
Old Mexico, which be made last Janu-
airy After his return he steadily failed,
and had been confined to his bed for
about ten weeks prior to his death.
During the early stage of his illhess,
Mr.. Walker was treated by DR.. Potter,
of San francisco, and afterwards by
DR.. Bascom. His death was the result
OF general breaking down of the sys-
tenn and failure to receive nourlsh-
ment
MIR. Walker. besides being a member
of the FIRM of Walker Bros, was largely
interested in mines. He also owned q
large cattle ranch near Corinne. Mr..
Walker was nearly So years of age. He
IL ayes wife and seven children.
The funerel services will be held at
the residence, on Wednesday next, al 2
pm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
Another Bank Steal

PIrrsBURG, September 10.-Master
William B. Rogers. in the suit of
Henry Warner, assignee of the defunct
Pennsylvania Bank, against. William n.
Riddle. president of the bank and M
K. McMulliu, and ]. B. Beal, oil
operators, for the purpose of charging
the defendants with certain moneys of
the bank lost in oil transactions during
the years 1883 and 1884, has just CON-
pleted his report. The assignee charged
that defendants unlawfully and re
peatedly withdrew from the bank
ums of money aggregating nearly
81 600 000for the purpose of making a
corner in oil which was illegal. Master
Rogers finds that Riddle, BeaI
and McMullin were all parties to the
conspiracy, and that the bank itself,
not being party to it's assignee, may
recover the loss from the conspirators.
He concludes the report by recon-
mending that decree be made against
the defendants for 1927 ,O91, less $62, 900
on deposit to the credit of McMulliD at
the time of the banks suspension. De-
PENDANT filed separate answers to the
suit. President Riddle denies that he
had control of the officers and en-
ployees of the bank or its money or
assets. but that the directors had such
control, as he was absent from the bank
by reason of illness. He also denies
any improper or il legal withdrawal or
use of funds of the bank, or any COM
bination with other defendants IN rela-
ton to anything connected with the
bank. He further claims that the bank
has no right to maintain this suit, be-
cause the court, in suit at law, in
1884, for the same cause, brought suit,
and abandoned the same by paying
costs. McMullin and Beal also deny
that they were in any combination or
unlawfullv withdrew money from the
bank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
President Cleveland snubbed.

PHILADELPHIA, September 10.--Com-
mander Harper of the Department of
Pennsylvania, G. A. 4. has just issued
an order for Grand Army demonstra-
ton in the military parade next Friday.
The tenor of the order is cause for no
little comment. 1t reads as follows;
"In passing reviewing stand or while
being reviewed by Lieut-Generals Philip
II. Sheridan, Unl.ed States Army none
but post commanders will salute. Post
colors will be dipped"
As the parade will be reviewed by
President Cleveland, and General Sherl-
dan will be in command OF the line, 1t
is claimed by some veterans, not Grand
Army men, that the name OF President
Cleveland sh uld have been inserted in
that paragraph of the order, and that's a
direct slight to the Chief Magistrate IN
not doing SO. The G. a. (. men, how
ever, are all of the opinion that the
matter was an oversight and that no
slight was intended.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
THE RECENT RIOT.
It's Discussion in the House of
Commons.
WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE 2
Another Bank SteaI-MisceIIaneou
-Four Persons DrOwned-A Kali
road at Auc.iOn-OIher Notes.
In the Commons.

LONDON, September 10.-In the Com
mons to-day, Sexton appealed to gov
eminent to give such justification as
they could for the murderous act at
MitchelIstown yesterday. 1t was beyond
doubt. he said, that the ploOdshed re-
suited from the wanton attack OF an
armed force upon a body OF cltlzens,
engaged in the exercise of their I'M
doubted constitutional right to public
meeting. Who ordered the hrngT
What steps have been taken to identify
the men, who committed the murder
GUS catastrophe? 1t was the result OF
the language ard the acts of government
who had found it easier 10 begin than
to end the conflict.
Balfour claimed that Sections &C
count of the affair differed materially
in substantial particulars from the &C
counts telegraphed government. he
claimed Condor shouted to the people
to close up against the police, and that
it was a signal for wanton and brutal
attack upon the police, utterly unpro-
voked. The responsibility rested with
a band of politicians, calling themselves
leaders of the Irish people, who
spoke Of government reporters as spies.
If those persons, instead of talking
about constitutional sgi' alton, had ex-
creased their influence 10 keep the peo-
pie within the law, the country would
not have to deplore these scenes.
Sir Edward Reed warned government
that English electors would resent the
interference with q public meeting. The
people of Great Britain would not allow
their fellow subjects in Ireland TO be
treated in this manner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
PERSONAL.

]. L. ROBINSON, of Fillmore, is with Us.
GEORGE PROCTOR, of Union, is in the
city.
JAMES DwYfR and wife have gone
east.
JOSEPH HowELLs is down from Wells
vile.
HoN. LoRIN FARR was on the streets
to-day.
E D. HARRISON. of Logan, goes home
to-day.
JOSEPH WAR; came in from Kamss
yesterday.
MES. 10 SIKeEL leaves for San Fran
cisco TO day.
NAT NJ. RIGHAM leaves for Omaha
this morning.
SHERIFF TURNER, of Provo, returned
home last night.
Dow CHAPLIN, of Pennington, was in
the CITY yesterday.
REED SHOOT of Provo, was a visitor
to the city on Friday.
G II. WITHEY, Superintendent of the
Crescent, il in from the Park.
Mr.. AND MRS. G. S. BURTON leave for
the east tomorrow morning.
HoE. RICHARD HOWE, of South Cot
tonwcod. was in to- esteTdsy.
Mrs. RUNFIELD "a her daughter
Annie lett for the east esterday.
G e THosrENsEN. superintendent of
q. o. M. Il b Co., of Logan, is in town.
SUP BIErENDEET HAGUE, of the Tay-
'orsville Coop, was in the city yester-
day.
John TIERNAN. the well-known min
ing operator, accompanied by his wife,
Leaves for the cas- to-day.
JoHN g. FELT, tn rustlng drum me-
of NJ. D Wells & CO., returned from q
successful business trip south last even
ing.
FREDERICK KELLER. who has been a
resident of this city for the past four
years, leaves tomorrow for his old
home .Winterthur, Canton Zurich,
Switzerland.
]. T. FARREB, of J. T. Farrer & Co.,
Green River, D. & r. G. W., is in the
city for few DAYS. Mr. Hartman, q
member OF the above firm, is also in
Salt Lake, where he will remain a few
GSye.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
The Great Oarsman.

PITTsBURe, September 1o.-John
Teemer. Americas champion oarsman,
and George Bubear, champion of Eng
land, and George Lee, an old time
sculler, have arrived in this city to take
part in the regatta at McKeesport Pa.
next Friday and Saturday. Hamm,
Ross, Plaster, Teneyecke and Courtney
will also participate and will arrive
early next week. Bubear received a
telegram from London, yesterday, from
Ennis and others of his hackers, beg
ging him to come bone at once to pre-
pare for q race with Gandaur over the
Thames for % 500 side. Teemer says
he will probably go to Australia in
October to row the winner of the Beach,
Hanlan race.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
King Malictoa.

BERLIN, September 10.-The North
German Gazcstc says that government
has received no information concern
ing the imposition of a heavy fine
upon King Malictoa, of Samoa, and
his subsequent deposition by the COM
mander OF the German squadron. at is
true, the paper states. 1.-The squadron
was ordered to demand satisfaction for
the robberies committed on German
plantations and the abuse of Germans
while celebrating the Emperor's birth
day, in Apia Ii King Malictoa re-
fused to pay damages, and give salts
faction for insults. it is probable the
military intervened."
Tie Samoan foreign relations,
the equal rights of Germany,
England and America, Will remain the
same whatever may be the fate of King
Malictoa. The large majority of the
Samoans have long recognized the
of Tamasese as king.
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The Lutheran Council.

GREENVILLE, Pa, September 10.-The
Lutheran general council was resumed
this morning. In the order of business
was the reading of the report of the
foreign missionary committee. The
tre, aurer showed the receipts of the
year past to be 1920, and expendi-
lures, $38,768. The council then re-
yerted to the report of the commItte4
for revising the church service and form
of marriage ceremony, left unfinished {;
it was again taken up. Alter discussi n,
the report was adopted. The next sub
ject. baptism of infants. was taken up,
but the hour for adjournment having
arrived, motion was carried to make
the same order OF business for the after
noon session.
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For Assisting tho Boodlsr.

CHICAGO, September 10.-Nine in
dictments were returned by the grand
jury to-day against four persons al
legged to have been abettors in McGar-
igle's escape: DR.. Leonard st. John, of
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Levi Dell, janitor of the same college
Captain John Irving, commander of
schooner Ed1Uard Blake, aud Captain
John Freer. commander of the schooner
George 4. Marsh.
MONTREAL, September 10.-A bench
warrant for the arrest of McGarigle, the
Chicago boodler, will be placed in the
hands Of detective Monday for e1ecu-
ton in New Orleans.
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Fuihnater. Attacked .

MONTREAL, September 10.-A special
from Key West to the Times-DcmOcrat
says: While in ambush some miles
from Montanzas Thursday afternoon,
lust after landing. a band of Cuban
fihbusters, which left here recen ly,
were attacked by a detachment of 800
Spanish soldiers. The latter were re
pulsed, leaving three of their number
dead and carrying off FIVE who had
oecn wounded by dynamite bombs
thrown by the tilibusters. -Four of
the Cubans were wounded, but not at
all seriously, by shots from the soldiers.
The fiIibusters then made their way
into The interior and joined those who
preceded them.
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81. Ferron on Mobilization.

PARIS, September ION. Ferron,
minister of war, attended the banquet
given by the officers of the Seventeenth
Army Corps last night. he offered the
toast which was the one selected for the
experiment in mobilizing troops, and
lauded the zeal of the civil officials,
and devotion of the people. from whom
be said, any sacrifice might be asked
when the interests of France were in
volved. The experience gained by the
mobilization of the corps had dispelled
the doubt expressing the nation and
had given Parliament and the country
a feeling of confidence they did not
possess before the ~ 0bllization.